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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1967

Page

6

Powell Making Record Powell Making Record

Washington AP reports Rep. Adam Clayton Powell plans a Keep the Faith Baby record to fund his court-ordered debts. Royalties will go to Esther James, seeking $164,000 from Powell. A book of his sermons may also channel proceeds to her. Powell faces contempt risks in New York court and a House travel funds probe.

Washington Adam Clayton Powell Powell Esther James Harlem New York C. Sumener Stone Jubilee Records Stone James New York Court House Committees

Dirksen and Ford urge stronger push to end Vietnam war

Senate Republican Leader Dirksen and House GOP Leader Ford urged a more vigorous U S effort in Vietnam and criticized wartime funding plans. They spoke to about 250 Republicans in the Capitol outlining a new directions for the seventies and pressed for media fairness in political campaigns.

Washington Union Senate Everett M. Dirksen U.S Vietnam House Gereald R. Ford Johnson Capitol Supreme Court Chamber Ford GOP America Mike Mansfield Dickeson Albert Gore Tenn

US visitor to Hanoi says bombing does little good

Beverly Hills AP report cites Harry S. Ashmore stating that North Vietnam withstands U.S. bombing, calls it a failure and says peace talks hinge on halting bombing. Ashmore observed Ho Chi Minh open to Geneva peace invitation yet cautioned the May convocation will be unofficial. He urged concessions from both sides to end the war.

Hanoi Beverly Hills Calif North Vietnam U.S Harry S. Ashmore Center For Study of Democratic Institutions Ho Chi Minh Geneva Ashmore Mons Day North Vietnam

Newspaper Headlines for Bible Chapters Spark Student Interest

Nelson A. White, a Sunset Hills Presbyterian teacher in Mount Lebanon, uses tongue in cheek headlines to present Old Testament chapters to his high school class. He says the approach makes the Bible feel contemporary and engaging, despite objections from some congregants.

Pittsburgh Nelson A. White Sunset Hills United Presbbyterian Church of Mount Lebanon White Tower of Babel Joshua Jacob Leah Potiphar Rahab

Plane wreckage sighted after long search near Spokane

The KC135 tanker vanished near Rathdrum Bald northeast of Spokane. Ground teams and an infrared air search were deployed after civilian snowcat drivers reported sighting wreckage and a body. The craft was en route to Fairchild AFB from Hickam Field. No survivors confirmed.

Spokane Wash Here Air Force Jerry Ells Dell Kerr Rathdrum Bald Fairchild Air Force Base Hickam Field Hawaii

Weather County Forecast Shows Warm Weekend Outlook

Partly cloudy and windy tonight, then fair Saturday with unseasonably warm conditions. Southwest winds fall to 10 to 20 mph tonight and rise again Saturday. Low tonight near 30s, Saturday high around 60s, with daily records noted for temperature.

Vietnamese Leader Makes Good On Australian Tour

Premier Nguyen Cao Ky improved his image in Australian press after a 42 hour Canberra stay and a visit to a Brisbane jungle training camp. Demonstrations in Canberra were sparse. opposition leader Arthur Calwell plans protests, but crowds applauded Ky. He said he prefers mingling with people over being whisked about.

Brisbane Australia Nguyen Cao Ky South Vietnam Canberra Arthur A. Calwell Labor Party

Farmers Face Shortfall In Cropland Retirement Plan

The Agriculture Department may reject some farmers requests to retire cropland for 5 to 10 years in exchange for payments as 74,033 applications by January 12 sought to retire 5,968,549 acres. Congress capped payments at 80 million but current offers could rise to 133 million, with March 3 deadline and no contracts yet. Early applicants would get priority if funds run short, while extra land is offered under a supplemental agreement allowing public hunting and hiking access.

Washington Agriculture Department Congress

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